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Farmall mud scrapers

SweetFeet

SweetFeet

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Does anyone have a mudscraper on their tractor which utilizes the Farmall/IHC parts in this photo? If you do, would you mind to please post a picture of it showing how it mounts on your tractor?

Husband is wondering how it mounts to tractor and/if the two parts are used together somehow - or if they are different/separate units. I got one of these part numbers from a YT guy and one from a guy with a website dedicated to Farmall Regulars/F20s who says they were available after 1926 (but I assume they were special order only). Todd Markle book also says they were available after 1926 - but no photos shown. Went to local IH dealer and he gave me a photocopy from an older parts book.
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Due to the lack of response, The illustrations appear as uninformative to others as to me. My process would be to assume the slicing of the mud happens in the crook with no holes, and the bolt holes in the other end are primary attachment points. I can't imagine how the wedge is attached, but it may be understandable if it were in hand with a tractor bolster to look at. There might also be other parts needed to make it complete. Not much help, Jim
 
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